Glasses Poems - Poems about Glasses

Don't go shopping for prescription glasses when you're mad at your boss. You'll end up coming home with don't f*ck with me glasses that you'll regret! AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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How long does it take to break broken glass until it’s broken beyond repair? How long does it take for avoidant eyes to finally learn to stare? Will it take long enough for glass to pierce my shattered, battered heart, Or eyes that will never look that way from the very start? Does it take a fool or a...

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I misplaced my pink glasses, I had put them on a shelf. Had the fey come along and taken them – a faerie or an elf? I looked all over, getting frustrated up to a ten or an eleven. My husband said, “look up, as if you are looking to heaven.” I looked up and up and up and...

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glasses On my desk, the driving glasses, a 15-year-old is in a right mood for it has been a struggle for the glasses to be accepted again after I bought a new pair that cost me a fortune The state of the art frame,  yet useless, but I will not buy new ones. My old glasses purchased in a small shop that had...

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The calamity of the world, The cries of hunger ring so loud, The wars slaughtering so many— My rose-coloured glasses I wear. Wildfires keep burning so brightly, Lives destroyed all in one big sweep. Families weeping and searching— My rose-coloured glasses I wear. The greed of money knows no end, Men with egos at the table, Denouncing the name of the Lord— My rose-coloured glasses I...

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I'm seeing double, the room spins, I can't remember where I've been, I drown my sorrows in this glass, And hope this feeling, it won't last. My heart is heavy, my mind is numb, The whiskey burns, but it's not enough, To dull the pain that's deep inside, Or erase the memories I try to hide. The music plays, the people dance, But I'm...

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I like it when you place me Up above on a pedestal I like how you say my name Even my nickname with love I like how you chase me With persistence until I catch you And flood your face With lacy licorice kisses I like your gentle voice When you ask why I Haven’t called at all That days...

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Magical Glasses looking within these lenses That glares through these hidden shadows. Scenarios of traps, mistaking fantasy, illusion Selfishness eluded by compulsion yet gracefulness and mercifulnedd intervene these cloudiness of these Magical Glasses....

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I walked along route 58 There was Mumbai dreams and Harbor Freight A hippie guy sold sunglasses from a stall One had a rosy tint, I paid 5 dollars, that was all. There was a warning label with it, I threw it away Who needs all the fine print, what could it possibly say? I looked at the traffic, it was...

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A full glass of red wine, each time I choose to dine. It always makes me feel fine, as if I need it to always shine. In my body, it builds a shrine: it's my own sacred lifeline. I got it from a grapevine, A bond I entwine, as now mine: online in line, It's divine. I can never again decline. It isn't for a drinking spree. A glass...

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We utter around 16,000 words a day…some days sixteen-thousand and two. And every now and then, if we’re blessed, we come face to face with the good our words can do. A mother and her daughter walked into the bookstore. The daughter was ten maybe eleven years old… and I had no idea the wonder that before me would unfold. They...

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Magnifying Glasses I’ve erased using white out some items listed on my magnifying glasses’ shopping lists. They get really bad gas after eating all savoury foods! ...

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I have lost my spectacles I can't read or write without them I search my table, drawers, bed and selves I am totally helpless and at a loss without them. Oh! I might forget what I need to write If I don't find them quickly enough Suddenly I notice myself in the mirror There they're perched on my head! ...

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Reflection on My Glasses  In fairy tales, we learn about the rich  and the poor the wealthy suitor gets the princess's hand The poor cobbler will always be mending shoes  In the "glass slipper," the poor girl fits the shoe and marries the prince, while her sister gets a job in the Guardian Newspaper getting paid for  griping about men  In Little Red...

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Eye cannot envision not wearing glasses Ever since second grade an ever stronger prescription for nearsightedness donned my countenance, cuz myopia (inherited courtesy both parents) rendered me 'As Blind as a Bat' . For some reason, I wanted side arms that wrapped behind the ears, also known as cable temples like those worn by Mark Smith. a classmate of mine where I got me some learnin' at (Henry...

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